NH Fish and Game Rescues Stranded Man From Deep Snow Near Mount Guyot
A man from Acton was rescued by N.H. Fish and Game and Pemi Valley Search and Rescue after he got stuck in deep snow while hiking near Mount Guyot.
“In researching his hike, he had read reports that traction devices were necessary but snowshoes were not needed,” the department stated. Read more here
It is absolutely important to be informed of the weather conditions up in the mountains, along with knowing the appropriate clothing to wear. Thank you to the SAR teams for their rescue, and we hope the hiker is okay. As always, please be safe out there, everyone!
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